The Northern Territory's mango industry has been given some much-needed relief after up to 400 overseas workers were granted a new agriculture visa. The pickers will quarantine next month at the Howard Springs facility, ahead of a forecast bumper harvest. The newly-announced "ag visa" will help provide long-term relief to the crippling workforce shortage in the industry. The Territory produces half of Australia's mangoes - close to five million trays every year.
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Tuesday, August 24, 2021
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